I have found that the easiest way to explain 'TGM' concepts and particulars is to show them, in most cases having them actually do the demonstration of these items.
Most have heard of the Inclined Plane and I found that can explain many of TGM concepts. The 3 dimensional golf stroke opens many peoples eyes and makes much of TGM understandable IMO.
Yoda does a Geometry of the Golf Stroke. In fact someone has posted copies of the diagrams.
If you can't find them, I will locate links to them later.
Understanding clubface control (Flat left Wrist), clubhead control (Clubhead Lag Pressure Point), clubhshaft control (Straight Plane Line) usually will get their interest up I have found.
Also if you are good at basic and acquired motion, that will impress those who are always interested in golf's short game.
Edit...
Here are two links, Bucket (of course who else) was the one who wanted them hosted.
http://martee.net/images/geometrycircle.jpg
http://martee.net/images/turnshoulder.jpg
Hope that helps..
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